September 2025 Archive
When scrolling through the September 2025 Archive, a curated collection of articles published on Select Motorsports UK during September 2025. Also known as 2025/09, it captures a snapshot of varied stories that went live that month.
The archive covers three distinct narratives. First, the football veteran Oscar, a Brazilian midfielder who left a €24 million Chinese contract to rejoin São Paulo for family reasons shows how personal values can reshape a career. Second, the religious piece on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year whose liturgy centers on the concept of divine kingship (malchuyot) explains how this theme drives both celebration and self‑reflection. Third, the entertainment feature spotlights Taylor Momsen, the actress who recalls being labeled ‘Grinch Girl’ after playing Cindy Lou Who, and how that bullying shadowed her for years. These stories illustrate that the archive encompasses sports decisions, spiritual traditions, and personal resilience.
What you’ll find
Readers will see how a high‑profile transfer decision can influence club dynamics, why the principle of divine kingship matters in modern religious practice, and how early teasing can affect a creative career. Each article offers concrete details—salary figures, theological analysis, and firsthand quotes—so you can quickly grasp the core of each story. Below, the full list of September 2025 posts gives you direct access to the complete coverage.
Oscar returns to São Paulo, chooses family over €24m Chinese salary
Posted By Caspian Beaumont On 30 Sep 2025 Comments (0)
Oscar leaves a €24 million Chinese salary to rejoin São Paulo, citing family. The veteran midfielder's homecoming could reshape his club and Brazil's midfield.
READ MOREWhy Divine Kingship Shapes Every Rosh Hashanah Moment
Posted By Caspian Beaumont On 23 Sep 2025 Comments (0)
Explores how the theme of malchuyot (divine kingship) drives the liturgy, psychology, and practice of Rosh Hashanah, revealing the tension between judgment and celebration and its impact on personal repentance.
READ MORETaylor Momsen says 'Grinch Girl' bullying shadowed her for years after Cindy Lou Who
Posted By Caspian Beaumont On 9 Sep 2025 Comments (0)
Taylor Momsen says playing Cindy Lou Who in the 2000 holiday hit brought years of bullying at school, where classmates called her "Grinch Girl." On the Podcrushed podcast, the actress and musician said the teasing followed her from school to school and felt alienating, even as the film became a massive success. She later starred in Gossip Girl and shifted to music with The Pretty Reckless.
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